Radiology

How Does Patient Volume Affect Contrast Media Waste in Radiology?
Imaging & Diagnostics How Does Patient Volume Affect Contrast Media Waste in Radiology?

The recent study published in Academic Radiology explored the impact of multidose contrast injectors on waste in radiology departments, with intriguing findings showing these injectors are highly beneficial in high-throughput settings. Multidose injectors, containing 500 ml of contrast media with

Navigating Radiology’s Future: Challenges and Opportunities by 2025
Imaging & Diagnostics Navigating Radiology’s Future: Challenges and Opportunities by 2025

The radiology industry stands at a pivotal moment as it marches toward 2025, facing numerous challenges and opportunities that will shape its future trajectory. One significant issue radiology is grappling with is the increasing burnout among radiologists due to intensive working hours.

How Did RSNA 2024 Transform Radiology with AI and Innovation?
Imaging & Diagnostics How Did RSNA 2024 Transform Radiology with AI and Innovation?

The RSNA (Radiological Society of North America) 2024 annual conference and trade show, held from December 1-5 at the McCormick Place in Chicago, marked a significant milestone in the field of radiology. With record-breaking attendance and a theme centered on "Building Intelligent Connections," the

How Can Radiologist Involvement Improve Cancer Radiation Therapy Plans?
Imaging & Diagnostics How Can Radiologist Involvement Improve Cancer Radiation Therapy Plans?

In handling cancer treatments, finding the most effective and safe approaches is paramount. One of these approaches involves the crucial role of radiologists in radiation therapy (RT) planning. Despite the proven benefits of their involvement, several challenges, including reimbursement issues,

Akumin Faces Class-Action Lawsuit for Cybersecurity Failures
Imaging & Diagnostics Akumin Faces Class-Action Lawsuit for Cybersecurity Failures

The legal landscape for Akumin has taken a significant turn as the company faces a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing it of failing to adequately protect sensitive patient information before a major cyberattack. Filed on December 27 in Florida by Gina Letizio and her attorneys, the lawsuit

Will Medicare Payment Cuts Harm Patient Care and Provider Stability?
Infrastructure & Management Will Medicare Payment Cuts Harm Patient Care and Provider Stability?

Congress's decision to pass a continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown while excluding a previously agreed-upon Medicare doc fix has sparked considerable debate. The omitted provision included a 2.5% increase to the physician fee schedule, which would have offset a 2.8% cut to the

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